Bryce And Zion Tours In 2020

Of the many tour companies are no longer offering tours of national parks in 2020 due to the fact that they cannot maintain the safety regulations and rules that have been suggested by the CDC while still put enough people into their groups to maintain a profitable status. Most tour companies operate the same way, needing a certain amount of people to book a tour in order to make that particular tour profitable. Gas and salaries must be paid as well as admission fees to the parks themselves, as well as providing food and other supplies for the group. The typical number of people that will be needing to be grouped together into a van or bus would be around 12, after which point a profit is generated by the tour company. In order to maintain the lower level of bodies inside of a van, higher prices would need to be charged by the company when the pandemic began to cause the world to rethink the way that things were done in order to keep people distanced from one another, this created issues for the travel industry who were operating on a volume type of business plan. Few travelers or guests would tolerate a massive increase in the prices of the products in order to maintain profitability, and as a result many tour companies simply stopped operating tours until such time when they could resume operations as they had before. Bindlestiff Tours is one of the few adventure tour operators who are still maintaining a regular schedule of tours for guests, having creatively adapted their product line in order to satisfy the guidelines put forth by the CDC in order to keep guests safe. For this reason, the tours may look a little bit different than they did in the past but will maintain the high level of the adventure it has come to be expected from Bindlestiff Tours.

Two of the most popular destinations are Bryce and Zion, always being some of the most popular tours on the schedule. As with all tours, we have made certain safety protocols mandatory in order to keep our guests able to enjoy our tours, and Bryce and Zion are no different. All vehicles are sanitized before any patron boards, and all guests are temperature checked with a forehead thermometer before they’re allowed to enter the bus or van. They are required to answer questions regarding potential symptoms of sickness, and no one showing symptoms without a widget in an excuse from the Dr. explaining will be permitted on the tours. Center seats have been removed in order to allow for greater distance between guests during the transportation phases, and masks are required at all times by everyone in the van. Our tour guides and drivers will also maintain the same high level of safety protocols, assuring the safety of our guests. All communal aspects of these tours have been changed to be single use or isolated, in order that we may provide our group tours as well as our private tours in the most safe and secure method available.